Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

their efforts to make every one HAYES good
time. That they succeeded goes without
saying.
Miss Ruth Gaylord wore q becoming cos
tune of rose-pink albatross. Corsage
bouquet Of flowers.
Miss Matte Blackiston wore q rich COS
tune Of dark, plum-colored silk.
Miss Attic Birdseye was attired in q light
blue surah of exquisite color. She wore
| white daisies.
Miss Eva Stasburger's dress of Nile green
with draperies OF white Spanish lace was
very handsome.
Miss Lura Baker wore q becoming cos
tune of pink albatross.
Miss Collins costume of white lace with
lavender trimmings was very pretty.
Misses Lucy and Addie Thornton were
attired in costumes OF light pink nuns
yelling and pale blue satin.
Miss Mabel Beal wore ecru Spanish lace
over pale pink.
Miss Topsy Bishop looked lovely in
pure white nuns. yelling, the waist tied with
a handsome sash of white surah; a neck
lace OF white pearls.
Miss Carrie Jacobs was attired in light
pink silk, with overdress of white lace.
She wore pink roses.
Miss Emma Ralph was becomingly attired
in a lovely shade Of gray, with trimmings
of red velvet.
Miss Ada Foster wore light gray, COM
bined with black velvet.
Miss Maggie Daly's costume was OF
stone color. combined handsomely with
red velvet.
Miss Maude Pettis wore a pretty shade
of pink, combined with white lace.
Miss Hattie Hammond wore q becoming
toilet of pink lawn.
Miss Katie Hammond was attired in
white null.
Miss Louise Hammond's dress was a deli
cate shade of blue null.
Miss Blanche Morris wore blue cashmere,
founced with white lace.
Miss Helen Engle, gray and black striped
silk.
Miss Annie Coin, brown silk and vel
vet.
Miss Nettie Strasburger, blue cashmere
and lace.
Miss Lizzie Martin, w~ine-colored silk.
Miss MoIlie Rittenhouse was dressed in q
becoming costume of ca shmere and silk.
Miss Emma Hauswirth, mouse colored
costume with trimmings OF red satin.
Miss Louise Cole, dark blue silk and
plush.
Miss Theresa Heilbruner, fawn.colored
nun's-veiling and red velvet.
Miss Carrie KENYON looked pretty in q
costume of white flannel.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gems
Mrs. Schenik, Mr.. and Mrs. Shatzlein. Mr..
and Mrs. Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Heilbruner, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Siegel, Mr.. ana Mrs. F. Lin
forth. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. R~ittenhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Kahnweiler, Mrs. Marcus DAILY.
Mrs. j. &. c. Thornton, Misses Gaylord,
Foster, Jacobs. Epgle, Cohn, !S~trasburger,
Martin. Rittenhouse, DAILY. Hauswirth.
Thornton, Cole, Bishop. Pettis, Comfy,
Blackiston, Irvine, Kenyon, Young. Baker.
Ralph, Casey, Hammond, Palmer, Morris.
WarfeId, King, Kadell, Evans, Birdseye'
White, Beal. Reed. Clothier. Katie O'Far-
rell, Gensberger, Pierce, Roberts; Messrs.
McMurray, Swinton. Perrin Irvine. Walter
Lewis, Eugene Gordon, Ed Knowlden, Rob
Grant, Prof. A. C. Newill, Jacobs, Collan,
A. S. Oliver, George Porter, Tom Luxton,
O. Freyschlag, M. Smith, Schilling, John
TAFT, Nose Cohn, Grant Smith, Eugene
Fox, Will Orion, C. E. Kester, j. Chauvin,
Jim Dunstan, 8. 8. Gates, 1. j. Wilson, Will
Cole, Whitney, E. Wright, Chas. Bennett,
DR.. Hammond, J. Simon, John Thornton,
Will Thornton. Carl Engle, Van Duzen.
Chas. w. Goodale, Will Craig, j. E. Pear
son, Will Clark. Charles Bonner, Peterson,
Will Bishop, Ben Thayer, john O'Farrel,
Fitz Weed, DR.. T. J. Murray, DR.. Gillespie,
DR.. Winston, Doc Newbro. o. K. Lewis,
George Casey, A. J.. Davis, E. Wrang, w.
v. Lawler. D. Mckay, Hamilton, Joe
Long, Mayor Kenyon, DR.. Frank Reed,
Travens, Martin Doty, James Canty and
others.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The residence OF MIR. and Mrs. John Noyes
was the scene of revelry last Thursday
evening, the occasion being q party given
by Master Johnny Moves On his fourteenth
birthday, to his young friends. The young
people enjoyed themselves immensely in
playing various parlor games. Refresh.
ments were provided fer the occasion. ana
after the invigora1t,g amusements OF the
evening the children were able to do it am
ole Justice. Master Johnny was the reclpl'
ent OF numerous handsome presents,
among which was q set OF fhackeray's
Works, consisting of ten Volumes, ele-
qantly bound in morocco, q present from
his parents. The following misses and
masters we're present: Allie and Daley
Moves, Topsy Bishop, Lynn Boyce, Wilbur
Boyce, LINER Napton, Willie Young, Alfred
McCune, James Thompson, and Willie
Bishop.
THE
Miss Lizzie Thornton gave an informal
reception at the large and spacious resi-
dence of her parents, Col. and Mrs. j.. :. Z.
Thornton, on East Granite street, on
Thursday evening Of last week: The guests
arrived about 8 o'clock and, after the dis
posal of their wraps, proceeded to the pal.
iors which were used for dancing and which
were ca~nvas.covered. The evening was 9
perfect one. The numerous gas Jets shed
their avs through mellow-tinted globes
nm MANY elegant and striking toilets.
Messrs. orion and Goebel occupied a cor
ner in the back parlor and played selec-
lions from the "Mikado." Dancing was
the order of the evening, and it was en-
loved heartily until 2 O'Clock, with an IN
termission for supper before midnight.
Miss Thornton, assisted by her mother.
made the event an exceedingly pleasant one
for her guests. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Forbis, Miss May
Casey. Miss Marie Renouard, Miss Mary
O'Farrell. Misses Attic and Susie Birdseye,
Miss Emma Irvine. Miss Frances Kenyon.
Miss Rosa Reed, Misses Mary and hlIla
Layton, Miss Laura King, Miss Allie war
field, Misses Laura and FRANKIE Horst,
Mics Clara Wilcox, Mrs Hattie White MISS
Hattie Evans, Miss Clara Roberts, LIZ.
Winston. DR.. T. J. Murray, Mr.. w. Craig.
Mr.. O. K. Lewis, Mr.. R. B. Pearson, Mr.
Chas. W. Goodale. Mr.. F. E.. Sergeant, MI.
+. r. Lansing, Mr.. j. V. Long. Mr.. D. Nd.
Newhr,,- Mr.. Geo. Casey. Mr.. w. A. Akers,
Mr.. !. Eveleth, Mr.. John Forbis, Mr.: Al.
Davis. Jr., MI. G. E. Kester, MI. T. >.
Brophy and DR.. Frank Reed.
RocIETY NOTES.
Mr.. West, OF Omaha, was in Butte last
week.
n;ck Houser was over from the Capital
last week.
w. l.. Hoge, OF Anaconda. paid Butte
visit last week.
NJ Huoh Kirksndall was over from the
The Biiou Opera Company will be the IT
traction this week.